Sugrivas Atlas

by Nilesh Nilkanth Oak, Deepali Patwadkar

Unveiling a groundbreaking exploration into one of the Ramayana’s most astonishing chapters, Sugriva’s Atlas reveals a sophisticated understanding of world geography dating back to 14,000 years ago (12209 BCE). Drawing from over 600 astronomical observations, this book challenges conventional history and places scientific inquiry at the heart of BharatiyaItihaas. Discover how Sugriva’s instructions to the Vanarasena astonishingly map the Arctic Circle, polar daylight, aurora borealis, and lands stretching from Uday-giri (modern Chile) to Asta-giri (the Alps)—with accuracy that suggests first-hand exploration, not poetic imagination. Co-authored and meticulously researched, Sugriva’s Atlas is not just a commentary—it is a torchlight for researchers, urging them to move beyond academic consensus and embrace evidence-based analysis. This book blends astronomy, geography, history, and spiritual insight, honouring the sacred depth of our epics while decoding their scientific layers with shraddha and viveka.

222 pages, Paperback

First published November 24, 2025

About the author

Nilesh Nilkanth Oak is an author, original researcher, TEDx speaker, UAA-ICT Distinguished Alumnus, and sought after keynote speaker. He holds BS and MS in Chemical Engineering and Executive MBA.

He has published 3 revolutionary books: 1. When did the Mahabharata War Happen, 2. The Historic Rama, 3. Bhishma Nirvana. His books have been and are being translated into various other languages. He travels extensively around the world speaking to university and college students and to mainstream audiences. His work has inspired novels, novelettes, documentaries and movies.

Nilesh helps individuals become aware of the deep wisdom and antiquity of Indian civilization so that they truly comprehend, present, or defend the grand narrative of this civilization unlike most other Indic researchers because he builds it through scientific acumen and logical reasoning.

He is a researcher and adjunct faculty at Institute of Advanced Sciences, Dartmouth, Massachusetts, USA.

Reviews

[Navdeep Pundhir · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the best book on Geography of the world, by a distance. It must be made a compulsory read in every Indian school and college